why we use LED in a hidden CCD camera?
hi all. i really need your help. i have colorimeter which can get the information about RGB, luminance of light source such as LED. but i don't know where the colorimeter get the information from and how? recently i found so many articles about CCD. and i understood, the CCD Camera can get the value of luminance of light source. CCD is just a image sensor. when i take a video of LED , each cell of CCD has information about electric charge and CCD analyse brighteness based on electric charge. and it can be display as a signal. that's just a theory. i need, how can i get the information about luminance!?? i'll take a video of LED using CCD Camera or special colorimeter, and connect it to computer so that i can get the information. does anyone can let me know? please help me thanks
The night vision of domestic video cameras work by infra red. All video cameras, whether using CCD or vidicon tubes, are sensitive to the invisible spectrum of infra red. This feature is used on domestic cameras by using a high power, infra red emitting LED, on the front of the camera, to act as a floodlight. No one can see it, but the camera can. When switching it on, it also increases the sensitivity of the CCD and as a result switches to black and white mode. The infra red floodlight, lights up the subject, at close range and reflects back for the camera to see. The infra red capabilities of a digital camera can be checked yourself. Look at the front of an infra red remote control and push a button. You won't see anything. Now use your digital camera or phone camera. Point the remote control at the camera and press a button. You will now see the infra red LED on the remote flash white!
The LED light flickers when captured on camera because the camera's frame rate and the LED's frequency do not sync up, causing a visual discrepancy.
LED lights can flicker on camera because of the difference in frequency between the light's flickering and the camera's frame rate, causing a mismatch that is captured by the camera.
A tally lamp is a small light on a broadcasting or film camera that indicates when the camera is actively recording or live on air. It is used to signal to the camera operator and others when the camera is in use.
The scientific finding that led to the invention of the first camera was that light could catalyze a chemical reaction.
Yes, the Nokia Lumia 1520 have a front face camera and LED cam light.
LCD is liquid crystal display, used in computer monitors and handheld devices; LED is a light emitting diode, and are used in some TV's and devices. LED's are the small, bright lights, like a camera or phone flashlight.
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If I have a out door surveinlence camera set up in my drive way, Then someone points ared LED light into my lense and holds it there for one minute will that ruin the camera